Hannush, Drew. The Lost History of Tennessee Whiskey: Heroes, Villains, and Legends from a Whiskey Story Time Forgot. Travel Fuels Life LLC, 2023.
Supports the evidence record: Robertson County distilling grew as an industrial ecosystem. Use as evidence that regional whiskey development depended on a surrounding production and trade ecosystem. The 1801 count remains source-bounded until the underlying record is opened.
Drew Hannush, The Lost History of Tennessee Whiskey: Heroes, Villains, and Legends from a Whiskey Story Time Forgot (Travel Fuels Life LLC, 2023), supplied PDF sheets 104–108.
Drew Hannush, The Lost History of Tennessee Whiskey: Heroes, Villains, and Legends from a Whiskey Story Time Forgot (Travel Fuels Life LLC, 2023), supplied PDF sheets 104–108.
PDF sheet 108
PDF sheet 104
Hannush, Lost History of Tennessee Whiskey, supplied PDF sheets 104–108.
Robertson County's transition from farm to industry
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